RF Laboratory
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1. Introduction to RF Testing
As radio frequency identification (RFID) technology develops, new wireless products continue to emerge. Smart homes, smart appliances and other connected products are increasingly part of everyday life, making wireless testing essential. RF stands for radio frequency and refers to frequencies in the electromagnetic spectrum associated with radio wave propagation. When RF current is supplied to an antenna, it creates an electromagnetic field that can propagate through space. Many wireless technologies rely on RF fields. Common wireless technologies include:
1.BT/BLE
2.SRD（433 MHz etc）
3.WIFI 2.4 GHz
4.WIFI 5 GHz (DFS)
5.Telecom 2,3,4G
6.WIFI 6E/7
2. GTG RF Laboratory
The GTG RF laboratory has multiple advanced Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and mobile phone test systems, including a Wi-Fi 7 system built entirely with R&S equipment. Supported by a technical team with more than 12 years of industry experience, it provides wireless communications testing, certification (CE, FCC, ISED, MIC, RCM, BQB and more) and global market access services to electronics manufacturers worldwide.
3. Wireless Certification Services
Americas: FCC ID, ISED ID and more;
Europe: CE-RED, UKCA and more;
Asia: SRRC, NCC, TELECE, KCC and more;
Others: BQB, Qi, Wi-Fi, C-Tick, ANATEL and more.
4. RF Test Items
5. RF Testing Standards
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IEC Standards |
European Standards |
US Standards |
Australian Standards |
Chinese Standards |
Korean Standards |
Japanese Standards |
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IEEE Standard |
ETSI EN 300 220 ETSI EN 300 328 ETSI EN 301 893 ETSI EN 303 417 ETSI EN 301 893-1/-2/-13 |
FCC PART 15C/15E RSS 247/248/210/216/132/133/130/139/199 |
AS/NZS 4268 |
MIIT Radio [2002] No. 353 |
Radio Act |
Radio Regulations |